MANA de San Diego celebrates 40 years of Latina leadership and community impact with the launch of Mentoring a Movement, an anniversary campaign focused on civic engagement, advocacy, leadership development and preparing the next generation of Latina leaders.
MANA de San Diego fue destacado en un segmento de noticias que resaltó los logros de las latinas y los esfuerzos por impulsar su crecimiento. El evento, celebrado en el MAAC Community Room en Chula Vista, reunió a organizaciones locales y estatales comprometidas con el avance de la comunidad.
Times of San Diego recently featured MANA de San Diego in an article highlighting the 2024 Latina Success Conference, showcasing the event’s impact on empowering Latina leaders and fostering professional growth within the community.
By fostering a partnership built on trust, MANA is achieving impactful results, highlighting the advantages of this funding model for nonprofit organizations.
“Christina Sanchez-Kerr discusses MANA de San Diego, a sisterhood of Latinas empowering other Latinas to achieve a better quality of life with many programs throughout their lifespan, and Rosalinda Robles with Mission Fed shares how MANA personally affected her.”
By Mission Federal Credit Union (Sponsored Content)
“On the campus of Southwestern College in Chula Vista, community members gathered to encourage people to register and vote. As many students will be first time voters.”
“Assembly Bill 2953, authored by Assemblymember David Alvarez (D-San Diego) has been passed by the California Assembly Committee on Higher Education. This legislation seeks to alleviate hurdles to higher education access for first generation students in California.”
Assembly Bill 2953 is supported by MANA de San Diego (Sponsor).
MANA de San Diego supports David Alvarez’s bill to recognize November 8th, 2024 as “California’s First-Generation College Celebration Day” in order to recognize the importance of first-generation college students.
MANA de San Diego partners with American Medical Responses (AMR) and Southwestern College to provide participants in the Hermanitas Program hands-on experience on what it is like to be a first responder.
MANA de San Diego joins Jessica Altman, Executive Director of Covered California, Elizabeth Ramirez, Executive Director of The Chicano Federation, and Senator Steve Padilla to help discuss the importance of open enrollment season and urge our community to explore affordable insurance plans by Covered California.
La San Diego Foundation ha anunciado su compromiso de apoyar a más de 1000 estudiantes de bajos recursos a través de su Programa de Becas Comunitarias para sus estudios en colegios y universidades. Este programa, considerado el más grande de su tipo en California, ha otorgado más de 49 millones de dólares a más de 13,000 estudiantes locales desde su lanzamiento en 1997. – KSDY
MANA de San Diego was joined by Latinas to mark Latina Equal Pay Day with the help of local leaders including San Diego County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Nora Vargas & City of San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria.
By Kitty Alvarado for KPBS
December 8, 2022
Bureau of Labor Statistics: Latinas make $.57 to every $1 earned by a white man
MANA de San Diego was joined by Latinas to mark Latina Equal Pay Day with the help of local leaders including San Diego County Board of Supervisors Vice Chair Nora Vargas & City of San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria.
The Latina Success Leadership Program created by Belzer and Auso from the Center for Creative Leadership, a top global leadership institute, is delivered annually and consists of four sessions over a four-month period. The sessions focus on empowerment, networking and resilience, personal branding and civic engagement.
There is value in knowing our history. MANA de San Diego, a local community organization of mostly Latinas, is celebrating its 35th anniversary this week.
San Diego Gas & Electric Company has been supporting MANA de San Diego programs, which include Hermanitas and the Latina Success Conference, for over a decade.
A handful of SDG&E employees work as mentors and volunteers to help guide these young women
By Brian White for CBS8
August 17, 2021
‘Everyone Went Through Something’: What San Diego Seniors Say About Going Back to School
NBC 7 sat down with four San Diego County high schoolers, including two senior Hermanitas Jackie and Lucia, from the class of ’22.
Cristina Sanchez-Kerr, and The Arboreta Group, are the primary grant writers for MANA de San Diego and they play an important role in bringing in necessary funding for their programs.
A survey released this week by MANA de San Diego highlights the barriers Latinas face at the workplace, including discrimination and sexual harassment, as well as additional challenges for those who also have caregiving responsibilities.
MANA de San Diego commissioned a study conducted by the Kim Center for Social Balance looking at four metric areas impacting Latinas in the workforce, including workplace environment, advancement and compensation, policies and organizational support, and supervisor relationships.
MANA de San Diego (MANASD) will award $62,000 in scholarships to local Latinas pursuing higher education, the organization announced Wednesday. MANA scholarship participants attend some of California’s top universities and colleges. The program has handed out more than $500,000 to more than 500 Latinas.
A group of Latina high school graduates is ready to take on the world, all thanks to some dedicated women who began mentoring them back in middle school.
Sofia Perez Valle, an Hermanitas alumna, talks to Star News about her transition to UCLA and how MANA de San Diego Hermanitas Mentorship Program has helped her stay grounded.
Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas-Salas presents findings from a San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) report at a MANA de San Diego press-conference on COVID-19.